Cambridge Assessment International Education

Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education

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INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY 0417/32

Paper 3 Data Analysis and Website Authoring May/June 2019
2 hours 30 minutes
Additional Materials: Candidate Source Files.

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST

Write your name, centre number and candidate number in the spaces at the top of this page.
Write in dark blue or black pen.
Do not use staples, paper clips, glue or correction fluid.
DO NOT WRITE IN ANY BARCODES.
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Carry out all instructions in each step. You can track your progress through the examination by crossing out
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copy to be marked.

Any businesses described in this paper are entirely fictitious.

The number of marks is given in brackets [ ] at the end of each question or part question.

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This syllabus is regulated for use in England, Wales and Northern Ireland as a Cambridge International Level 1/Level 2 Certificate.

This document consists of 8 printed pages.

DC (KS/SW) 174914/3
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Task 1 – Evidence Document

• Open the file J1932Evidence.rtf

• Enter your name, centre number and candidate number so they will appear on every page of this
document.

• Save this as a word processed document in your work area with the file name J1932Evidence
followed by your candidate number, for example, J1932Evidence9999

You will need to place screenshots and answers to questions in this Evidence Document.

1 • Part of a web page is designed to look like this:

1. Cloud storage
◦ 10GB free for the first 6 months
◦ Best rates for a single region
◦ Premium service for multi-regional
2. Hard disk drives
3. Solid state drives

• A trainee has attempted to create this using HTML:

<td>
<li> Cloud storage</li>
<li> 10GB free for the first 6 months</li>
<li> Best rates for a single region</li>
<li> Premium service for multi-regional</li>
<li> Hard disk drives</li>
<li> Solid state drives</li>
</td>

• Analyse this HTML and suggest amendments. Identify where each of these amendments
should be placed. Do not include CSS. [5]

EVIDENCE 1
Place your answer in your Evidence Document.

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2 • Complete each sentence with the name of the web development layer.

• Place your answers in your Evidence Document.

(a) The ______________ layer is used by scripting languages.

(b) The ______________ layer is used for a hyperlink to open a word processed document.

(c) The ______________ layer is used for the markup language.

(d) The ______________ layer is used to apply styles to all web pages in a website.
[4]

EVIDENCE 2
Place your answers in your Evidence Document.

[Total: 9]

Task 2 – Web Page

You are going to create a web page and edit a stylesheet for Super-Disk-Sales. Many of the people
who will view the web page have very slow internet connection. The web page and stylesheet must
work in any browser. All colour codes must be in hexadecimal. Make sure that your stylesheet contains
no HTML.

• Create a new folder called SDS_html

• Locate the following files and store them in your SDS_html folder.

SDSdisks.jpg

SSD.txt

SSDstyle.css

3 • Open the file SDSdisks.jpg in a suitable application. Reflect the image horizontally. Save this
image as disk1.jpg in your SDS_html folder.

• Rotate the image disk1.jpg 90 degrees clockwise. Save this image as disk2.jpg in your
SDS_html folder.

• Crop the image disk2.jpg so that all the solid state drive is visible with an equal amount of red
background on each side. This image must be square. Do not distort the image. The hard
disk drive must not be visible.

• Save this image as disk3.jpg in your SDS_html folder.

• Resize the image disk3.jpg to become 600 × 600 pixels. Save this image as disk4.jpg in your
SDS_html folder.
[4]

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4 • Display the contents of your SDS_html folder showing the folder name, image dimensions, all
file names, file extensions and file sizes. [1]

EVIDENCE 3
Take a screenshot of your SDS_html folder and place this in your Evidence Document.
Make sure that the folder name, image dimensions, all file names, file extensions and
file sizes are clearly visible.

5 • Create a web page called solid_state_drive.htm

This web page must work in all browsers and will have a table structure as shown:

A
1400 × 80

B C
800 × 600 600 × 600

D E F
400 × 80 400 × 80 600 × 80

• Each table cell is identified with a letter and all dimensions are in pixels. The letters and
dimensions shown in the table must not appear on your final web page.

• Table borders and gridlines must appear on the final web page.
[11]

6 • Enter in cell A the text:

SSDs from Super-Disk-Sales

• Set this text as style h1.

[2]

7 • Place in cell B text from the file SSD.txt

• Set this text as style h2 ensuring that the original paragraph breaks are not lost.
[3]

8 • Place in cell C the image disk4.jpg

• Add appropriate alternate text to this image.

[2]
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9 • Enter in cell D the text:

Homepage

• Set this text as style h3.

[1]

10 • Enter in cell E the text:

Contact us

• Set this text as style h3.

• Make this text a hyperlink to open an email editor ready to send a message to
SDS@cambridgeinternational.org with a subject line SSD enquiry
[6]

11 • Enter in cell F the text:

Web page edited by:

followed by your name, centre number and candidate number

• Set this text as style h3.

[1]

12 • Attach the stylesheet SSDstyle.css to this web page.

• Save your web page.

[1]

13 • Open the stylesheet SSDstyle.css in a suitable software package. Edit this stylesheet to meet
these specifications:

h1, h2, h3 font set to Arial or if this is not available Helvetica or if

neither of these fonts are available then display the default
sans-serif font

font colour set to the hexadecimal number 361215

centre aligned text

h1 30 points high

h2 14 points high

h3 20 points high

all table cells padding set to 15 pixels

no collapsed borders

background colour blue component set to the hexadecimal number 99 and ff

for both the red and green components

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• Add your name, centre number and candidate number as a comment at the bottom of the
stylesheet.

• Save this stylesheet in your SDS_html folder.

• Display your CSS stylesheet in your software package.

EVIDENCE 4
Take a screenshot showing the content of your stylesheet and place this in your
Evidence Document. Make sure that all contents and the file name are clearly visible.

• Display the web page in your browser. If necessary resize it so that:

◦ all the page can be seen

◦ all the text can be easily read
◦ the address bar is visible.

EVIDENCE 5
Take a single screenshot of the browser window and place this in your Evidence
Document.

• Display the HTML source in your editor.

EVIDENCE 6
Take a copy of the HTML source and place this in your Evidence Document.
[9]

[Total: 41]

• Save and print your Evidence Document.

PRINTOUT 1
Make sure that you have entered your name, centre number and candidate number
on your Evidence Document.

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Task 3 – Spreadsheet

You are going to prepare a spreadsheet for Super-Disk-Sales. This company makes and sells storage
devices. The company will use a spreadsheet to compare some of the Solid State Drives that they sell.
All prices are in Euros which must be displayed with 2 decimal places.

14 • Open and examine the files SSDmanufacturer.csv and SSD.csv in a spreadsheet package.

• In the file SSD.csv spreadsheet insert 2 new rows at the top.

• Enter in cell A1 the text:

SDS – SSD price per gigabyte

• Merge cells A1 to G1

• Format the merged cell A1 to have a white, 30 point, serif font on a red background.

• Format the text in row 3 to be a red, 18 point, sans-serif font.

• Format the top of the spreadsheet to look like this:

A B C D E F G

1
2
SDS – SSD price per gigabyte
3 SCode Mcode Manufacturer Model Capacity in GB Price Price per GB
4 SSD101 A Premier Pro SP900 128 60
5 SSD1 S 850 Evo 250 84
6 SSD10 F Extreme Pro 240 116
7 SSD100 I 320 Series 120 194
8 SSD103 O Vortox 3 130 96

• Save this spreadsheet with the filename SDS_SSD_ and your centre number and candidate
number, e.g. SDS_SSD_ZZ999_9999
[9]

15 • Place your name, centre number and candidate number, centre aligned in the header.

• Place the text:

Created on: followed by an automated date, then a space and then the automated time, left
aligned in the footer.
[2]

16 • In cell C4 use a function to look up the manufacturer’s name. Use the Mcode column for the
lookup value and the external file SSDmanufacturer.csv for the array. [5]

17 • In cell G4 use a formula to calculate the price per gigabyte for this drive.

• Round this value down to 2 decimal places.

[5]

18 • Replicate the functions used in steps 16 and 17 for each drive. [1]

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19 • Apply appropriate formatting to rows 4 to 108 of the spreadsheet. [1]

20 • Save your spreadsheet.

• Print the entire spreadsheet showing the formulae. Make sure:

◦ it is in landscape orientation
◦ the row and column headings are displayed
◦ the contents of all cells are fully visible.
[2]

PRINTOUT 2
Make sure that you have entered your name, centre number and candidate number
on your spreadsheet showing the formulae.

21 • Print the entire spreadsheet showing the values. Make sure the:
◦ printout fits on a single page wide and is two pages tall
◦ contents of all cells are fully visible with no split words.
[1]

PRINTOUT 3
Make sure that you have entered your name, centre number and candidate number
on your spreadsheet showing the values.

22 • Extract only the drives made by Samsing or OZT that cost under 200 Euros with more than
240GB of storage capacity. [3]

23 • Sort the extract into ascending order of manufacturer then ascending order of price. [1]

• Print the extract showing the values. Make sure:

◦ the printout fits on a single page
◦ the contents of all required cells are fully visible.

PRINTOUT 4
Make sure that you have entered your name, centre number and candidate number
on your extract showing the values.

[Total: 30]

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